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UANTED BY A YOUNG NAN OF GOOD
W reference, situation ~ coacbnan- Address
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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-08
THIRD EDITION.
Corgress

In the IT, 8 scna.e on Monday, the
two House bills approprlating f21, 900 600
for irodern ordL ance and coast fortihca
tionf, were taken up aid passed, with
some amendments reported by the Com
mittee an Coast Defeuces. The bills were
passed without debate and without d.
Wis or. The gun factory provided .cr III
the Ordnance bill is to be at the Washing.
ton Navy Yard The House bills to
amend the act prohibiting the importa
ton OF foreign contract labor and to
amend the laws IN relation to the imme-
diate transportation of dutia,le goods
were also passed. A me- sage from the
House requesting a certified copy OF the
Chinese Indemnity bill {the original be
ing lost or mislaid) was ordered TO be
com piled with. Adjourned.
In the House, number of bills were
introduced under the call Of States, and
referred Among them was one by Mr..
Reed, OF Maine (tor Mr.. DinPley), to pro-
tect the fisheries of the United States. IL
makes foreign vessels, within the three.
mile limit Of the United States, liable to
seizure and forfeiture. Mr. Springer, OF
Illinois, moved to suspend the rules and
pass the Senate bill providing that all pri-
vate claim bills or petitions for the pay
ment of private claims presented to Con,
gress shall be referred TO the Court Of
Claims for judicial ascertainment OF thu
facts, and for report OF those facts to Con
gress, Lost--for want of two thirds II
the affirmative. Mr.. Bayne, of Pennsyi
vania moved to suspend the rales an'
pass the Ser ate bill fixing the salaries o
United States District Judges at $5O0o
Adjourned
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-08
After Janitor Perry.

BALTIMORE, Feb Henderson Perry,
colored, acquitted of participating in the
murder of Emily Brown, an old white
woman, was released from prison at
eleven O'Clock to-day, and went to house
in Cider alley, short distance from the
Maryland University Of Medicine, where
he was employed. AS soon as his pres
eflce in the neighborhood was known, thu
house where be stopped was surrounded
by several hundred colored people, who
threatened to take his life as soon as he
made his appearance on the street. A
squad of police soon dispersed the crowd,
but the colorei people are armed, and for
some time at least it will be dangerous
for Perry to go out alone. They fully lie
lieve he has murdered many persons and
sold their bodies for dissection.
This Afternoon Perry was escorted by
IT, .rT;e. To- the University building,
which IL close, ,---ara4d by policemen
stationed at all the entrances. Il, A. M.
known what can be done with him u
protect his life excep, to commit him tC
the House of Correction as vsgrant
None OF the colored people will admit
him into their houses, and many Of then
declare he will be killed ii he gees OF
the street at night.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-08

The Jack sonv!lie (Fis } Times Union
publishes the figures Of the hotel arrivals
in fiat city this season TO prove its as
seYtion that there has been a falling of
In the tourists travel TO Florida.
These asneres show that the number
OF arrivals az the Jacksonville hotels
during January, 1887, vas $50 lesa
than for the same month in 1885, ard
that the total number o. arrivals from
October l. 1876 to January 81, 1887 Wa 8
3 OS8 less than !of 6he same period Last
SEASON.
Tae Times U zion says (: has inf rma-
ton from every city In tie State that
possesses accommodation for tour,sta
and with the tx,eption OF Orlando
and Tampa the report 10 uniform
fewer visitors than last year" The
conclusion of tho Times Union il
that "tb0 thing TO be done nov
Is fer the railroad MANAGERS, the
bo'el rntD, the landowners, the people
Of Florida and every one interested d.
rectly or indirectly IL her progress, to
make up their minds thso vigorous ct
forts shall heLot forth be made In
FiaTida's behalf" If this is done, 1t IL
aoIfdar that 1.-The next seas n snd the
coming sessOns will be far more pros
porous tdan Any Florida has ever had. y
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-08

Melville Gambrill's cotton mill, Thir-
tenth and Lombard streets still lies IDLE.
Quite q number OF new hands have ap-
piled 70 take the places OF the strikers,
and SOME of the latter are willing to re-
turn, but it was thought best not to start
until the difficulty was amicably adjusted
which 1t was hoped would be very soon.
William Lyons, boss spinner OF the night
shift at the Arlington Mills, Is represent
ed as having said yesterday:
T" The statement published by John
Flanagan and Frank Lynch In the Morn
ling News go far as II re fers to me 10 un-
true. The only knowledge have OF
Elite Hepdrickson Is that some time last
tall she applied to me for work and soon
gaye her a place. She worked satistac-
torily and / never had any complaint
from her or from any Of the hands about
|her except John Flanagan. He several
tim, made frivolous complaints to me,
which l dismissed without noticing
Finally one Friday afternoon the presi-
dent OF the Grievance Committee came tf
me and said the hands would not work
II the Heudrickson woman was retain ed
| did not want to have the mill stop, SO
told the girl that night that there wal
I no work for Der. On Monday night
| told her the same, but did not discharge
her, hoping that she would make SOM
arrangement with the hands, but she dit
not, and on Monday night asked me 10
her time which gave her. did not Zee
that ought to stop the miles FOR the SAX
of one woman, but on the other hama
did not discharge her. Tsimply laid he
off, expecting that she would make som
arrangements with those who objected =
her. | did not know whether she was
knight of Labor or not when 1 hire
Iher."
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-08

Near The Lebanon Valley Furn2cs,in
Lebanon County. Pa, on Sunday morn
ing, an iron tank On truck filled with
rad hot clnders collided with another
car and the hot metal was thrown over
Peter Raddlnger, aged AS and Henry
KGr'z, aged SO Rsid.nger died sooD
otter tho sccidest, and kut.z died yes.
tar6ay morning.
The dead body CT Alfred BlizzaId, IS
years OF age, Was found in creek, rear
|Greenville, Ohio, on Sunday morning
de had evldeltly besD murdered, and
is supposed to have been killed in q
house Of evil repute he was IN the ha5i;
of visiting.
Frederick Mueller Attempted suicide
by cutting his throat Ia Washington on
| Monday. He te likely 10 recover. He
fa.d al the boapitsl that failure 10 se.
cure enploymr Mt, worry over bis wife
| and child IL P4ilId elphis, and hunger,
all tempted Him 10 toe Deed.
The earthquake reported hy Western
ltslegrsms on Sunday was very generally
fat throughout central sud southern
Illinois and Indiana II Also gave the
lefty OF 81. Louis' a shake, which was
Especially felt In the outskirts
O4uou EOrleT, D FARMER, BOOt ana Ia,
tally wounded his 10 year old dau3hter,
near Point Pleasant, HeEt Virginia on
Monday morning, because sha r.f1sed
70 milk COW which tad kicked her
tEs night before.
| The suspension lie announced Of the
Donin,on Pap.r Company OF Mechan.
!c's Falls, Maine. It's liaDi lilies are
estimated ~ Si50,C00 It's assets art
Iplsrte ard mills AID pulp mills at Can
kLon.
| Henry Gay Dean, n Western Demo
cratic orator. AZ one tiue Chaplaiu OIL
the q. 8. Senate, died or Sunday ut hii
home IN Putnam County, Missouri HI
was SO yeas Of age.
The Aps lican Bishop of Huron, On.
ttaiio, has Issued pastoral coudenninl
the raising OF mouey for church pur
lposcs By means Of games Of cEanoe Oh
Theatrical entertain meuts
Elk -Al3erm2n Thomas Cleary lie ths
next alleged "boodler" to bs trii il
New York. lis trial is ses for mex
| Wednesday week.
WilIism BsfleY. CO years old, diet
Monday riog while about 10 take
ldrink of whisky In faloon.
Il Ia reported that irUn ore ~ payini
IQu@ntities has been discovered nes
lNa,cAtz, Mississippi.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-08
.GROT DEADIN THE MAEEET.
An Old Grudge SettIed.-A straight Sh OF
That Ended His Existence.

The ereatest excitement that has ever
taken place In Wilmington is before the
public this day for consideration. 1t is
the conflict that gave the final death blow,
and brings cheer into the homes Of our
people. 1t If really a big revolution, aud
as have comuouce6 to lire hot shot into
the Old monster, ! viii keep it up until
my last day the 25th, of March. No more
big profits until my sale is ended Just
think of sui. Oh e.othes for young man
made out Of the celebrated world reuown-
ed John II. Peayson's cashmere, for 81 50
worth without exagpefstion e., aud
abb all the greatest OF oil exciting
barg aims, the Peruvian cashmere whip
cord cerkscr,w, the handsomest suit in
the market for S3.s7, worth $3.50. Re
membe at DO other place Than the famous
Meyers, the clother 9Th and Market
streets, and don't vou forget this valuable
information aud yoa will have no coca
sion to regret it.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-08
-Four sieneratlops.

The correspondent OF the Media Ameri
can who writes over the signature oil
'Steel Pen" in referring to the country
seat of Johu j. Thurlow, says; -Four
generations are represented. The inmates
of the mansion are as follows: John j..
Tburlow, the owner of the property;
Major Thomas 7 Thurlow, his son; Fan
uie s. Lane, daughter of the Major and
wife of A. S. Lane, and their son. bright
little fellow OF about seven years old, all
living as one family and by their lives
bridging over the great gull OF time
away bat k to 1885, for the old gentleman
was born 10 Essex county, England, on
the first OF February in that year. On
com ing to this country he kept the hotel
at Newport in this county for severa.
years. lie lived FIVE years Ia the last
century, and he has witnessed the events
of eighty.se Of the present one, ana
it may he that he may be spared TO see
the beginning oil another, aud thus live q
life extending into three centuries
.uea there and spent few hours with
| the family a week ago and l was sur
prised to find the old gentleman 20 well
preserved and 60 fun of promise for Jef r,
TO come He has a wonderfully fresh
face for one OF his age, and when he talk,
his eyes brighten and his voice is sharI
and strong, so that you would not eus
,pect that be was more than three scor'
years and ten. And yet babes born afte
he reached that age voted at the last
detection. Out Of the millions who liv'
and love and struggle for existence bow
few, hew very few, live to such good
Iripe aye
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-08
Fifth EDITH

The election Of OBI ,sr, ., h
N tnston Institute, il h.i.@
eft Nrnoon from Q TO 8 o' coos
| y. II. ifccaulley ana =.
Psynter are snnonne,a -, =, vi
loo Thursdsy evening ns,t /" N
LinwooA Lodge, x. ofp
Pa. will bathe guests NJ loll
OF this city this evening i'aal
The eeve nth aur iyersa,
Council, U. y. Of A.. viii VI
mcClary Building on Ttn,n'sls ~
February 18th. ''a'
Tie United State, ss,.
confirmed the sppoipims'.s
8 m.thsrs Of Delaware =. =,
Tien Tsia. - ~
The Leather Workers A.
| OF L., will give their Sac, a. a''eal,
10 the citisens' Rink to uo -. !.
ing. ~Vfiss|
Charles Reynolds, prop,I...
Malta House, has n na p,..ss
which came from utrs,
America 'k-'J,
The general sessions Of IN.
mosning granted a chsrrs,
ctlBiCr Brew hug C,nn.n"
formerly specht g. sraaa's
Jester q Mcdaniel bs,.
for another carload OF No.
shsy expect To have here 10,
ruary 10 w
Thomas Flanagan and ~.
Allen, Of this oily, ba,s ~.
tss Kalamazoo Club. Of M
State Lsague, as pitcher .nd,.
spectively.
Madame Frey ard her d,,,,.
give a vocal and inr,tumt,fr
At the ODD Fellows Hal, m !,
the nth inst for the bt9se'
waro Avenue Bapuat Uhulol
| Tammany Council, a socI,ls
tion OF the Imp 4 Oj.,
Men OF this city, visited BoSa
ling Telbe, No. II last eyeujss
I'd IN . feast o: oorn ana ysriS
Chief Sweeney aud ss,,,
members Of the Wilmlpans
partment were down al DJv|
day looking alter the bi
| Legislature that iut.esu ~
mept.
| General ] IL wuscu, Of m,
recon menoed by secr,uT
| Senators Gray, saul.burI
Nc PheTson. Sevell and hi
lone of tie interstate Conary|
road COMMISSIONER.
| A re ffle for o hand,1m. y, 4
sehGun smob ers, for ths bsx,
"a. Wa'msley, who hiss IA, I
TO bis bed for sone tins, WIN
HubeIt's sesar store, MyE
street, on satSrday evslly
$3.50 ~
a BUSY Hon
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-08
The New York Strike

The 'longshoremen's strife In New
YORK Is beginning 10 show decided signs
oil failure so far as the strikers are con-
cernsd, although the new men employed
by the companies cause much delay by
their inexperienee in the handling
of freight. Work was begun yes
terdsy by a large force OF new men
On the hard coal docks of the Pennsylva.
MIA RAILROAD Company, at South Am
boy. The working force on the btu.
ninions Goa docss has been increas
ed, Pier No. o; the PENNSYLVANIA
Railroad, and pier No 2, of the Lehigh
Valley al on the New York front were
opened, aud at the Pennsy lvania pier No.
The new men were reported TO be work.
ing well. In Brooklyn much suffering 10
said to exist from the lack of coal. Coal
d. aiers and their clerks delivered coal
guarded by police. ELECTORS ut the
Long Island College Hospital carried, in
person, IL tons Of Goa to that institution.
The strikers overturned one car. in Brook
Ign, bnt were chased away by police.
The strikers themselves have no COAL
TEE Executive Board OF the Miners
National Assembly of the Knights OF
Labor, which has been inyestigat ng al
PittsbLrg tho re cent demand OF the river
| miners for an advance In the price OF
ring from p 10 3 cents per bushel
| arrived at decision last night. The
Board decides that the rate for the fourth
pool should be @3s cents per bushel, and
IN the other three pools az cents. Thi,
is an advance OF cent per bushel 10 the
fourth pool ar d :. cent in the first, second
and third pools. The award is not salts
! factory to either the miners or their EN-
| ployere, and n continual of the strike
IL probable. The mines have all beer
closed down and 5000 men are idle.
A telegram from Worcester, Massachu
eetts, says the order OF tho Knights O
l.aaor to quit work in all shops whicl
have been posted as free Shops" has no
shown ary results yet "The order 1
intended 10 get out the workmcn Wit
arc oow at work ON shoes filing orders
II these orders are not filled ON time con
siderable loss will be caused, and to pre-
yeut this the Executive Board expect tn
manufacturers will come to terms. Tn
manufacturers will wait, however, to &c
how strong HE order is before they ca
for conference" All the men hay
ocen ordered to quit work to day.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-08
And Still Out.

The 'longshoremen are
still out in Rev York-and
our bargain goods are still
going out. We are determin-
ed to get our shelves in con.
dition fer the spring trade, il
a clean Cut of so per cent.
will do it-come in and help
US. You can make a weeks
wages in one day by SO do
ing, and get good, first. class
Clothing, too.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-08

The official investigation OF the railroad
horror near White River Junction, YER
mont, WAS brgun yester ay. Il is now
believed that all the injured will recover
The wife OF cx Governor Fairbanks is
supposed to be among the lost. One Of
the selectmen OF the town Of Hartford
says that "in hia opinion, the bodies of
46 persons killed have thus far been
taken from the wreck, although this is
not by actual count Isaac Ga'es, IN
dertaker, saws "32 bodies have been
brought to his care, Z of y hish have been
dentiiied and removed, = and perhaps )
.rIore are susceptible OF Identification 80
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-08


From an Editor and Author-April. 1881
i consider st Jacobs OH almost ut-
rscuious in its sctions, having tried every
remedy in France, Ems land and ireland
for rheumst ism. had severe, acute
a'tack and tried st. Jacobs on. Inc
effect WAS instantaneous aud shal II
Lover W JOHN DE MORGAN
IRON Same Years Later Perma nent ure
stapiston, =. l., NJ: T., Nov. .. lsss.
For years hsd suffered from seser ~
remedies Of physicians. tried St.Jtet bs
OIL; und sposdy cure, and rcnew my
testimony. JOhN DE MokaAn,
FROM n Gress Sufferer Dee 1880.
Ia heck street. Fall River, Mas.
was greatly sfhicted with rheun
t,sm In the legs, tried many prspara-
tions without relief Tried st. Jacobs
OF thre' or = times ana ~ IL ne pain let
From Same Years Laier-Permanent Cure
rsli River, Mas. OCT. 10, 1883.
Yours to h aad. | Was trouoled with
iheuinatism. l ootaiIe cd relief nom the
tvlt thirds Ola bottle tho pain lsft ne. 1
have not been IT uoleq slice
OTiSl. HATHAWAY.
From n r. eumstic sufierer-Jan 1881.
l9i W. eth It. 80. Boston, E.ass.
Ieuff srsd with rheum Atis pains In arms
and shoulders and USED ST. Jecops On,
with great success. JOHN Ii. W ALL.
From Same Year, Latef-Permsnent Cure
61< Il. 4th St., south Boston, Mass.
suffered with rbsu u atism and tried
st. JACOBS on. Tho pain Left mo and
have not been troubled again,
JOHN II. WALL.
THE CHARLES A. vUgELER co., Bal
timore, Md.
Ga All persons USING st. jacobs OIL or
Red star Cough Uure, will b" sending
cent stamp and history OF thtle case, re-
caive ADVICE F2RE
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-08
n tsAis Uid Lady.

n. Arthur Powell visited his rla:htr
In fhilsde.phis or Mordas, lnG a..
thorgh sh, If in her 95th year, he tourc
her in the 81 jol mont CT coed haalfh
and able to s,tcnG TO houeeLo!d affairs
being as active and hor facilities 20
acute as thoso q n 3st l&I.fa st IS or 10.
IL SEEM that she coro,a II louE lived
family, her father hsvinP died when IN
his fG3d year, ana there is q reasonable
pros pee. OF her l.virs uatil she sttalrs
an tG1 lily Krsat age,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-08
A delaware County Fire

TIE large and handsome dwelling
house AZ Village Green, Delaware
County, Pa, Ered by Joseph Baker, of
Chester, and formerly occupied by him
and hia family, was totally destroyed
by hra on Saturday, inss btfors ncor.
The edifce y as valued at an Estimated
cost O. SC eco upon which there was an
insurance OF s. $50.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-08
A TIo.up In Boston.

BOSTON, Feb. THE employees Of
the South Boston Horse Rsi!road tied
up Ii 8 morning end no cars were taken
out. TOis g one CT tie largest horse
ratlrceds in ta.s city. The men arc
opp3fed to The present So peti . sud ent.
AID @Ynt 10 hopIs' WORE In - hou.s'
Gay. The company claims lhat " Is
impossible to give 10 Lnurs inside c! II,
and proper time for msalg,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-08
-
a Bus H0H
Both Houses Tran,ae. 4 In. Do
business While 10 ,ucL

F..ntns w Allt " VIVA
DOVER, FEB. THE clnm Z
0 about over. The NsTwn
vas not called up tc.laJ Il a
has bsen heard Of Il, and 4 al
,hinR for all parties Is itl1 81
70 Increase tho feeling ,ta sbl
shen IL takes the time o. itaxi
without any results.
10 the Senate the sac ss,a
$500 10 the aid OF the so,g \
vention OF C-uelty io CID
thus ren6 Erred aid 10 a 7.1
pu pose. Tue resolution Wild
,tae House.
The Senate passed the H1
Ing the city Of Wilm!ns1
condemn the tnruolksi
Wilmington, and 10 iacFa
Departmental allowance
each company, with Ih.i
Amendment oifarsd bg -
!! Whorter giving 500 70 ~
ton fer the nae OF their Hds
| der Company, The GCu'si
Zee had Jeff this eut Of NE
| ground tina. the @ Infaay NJ
tied to 1t ON the or aBd ~
| was CT no use 10 tie depsa
Delaware truck fling 81 u
msnts.
Kentsn dee Tres 10 ba an
day Mr.. Temple intioiacA
lag wards that purpose
grown considerably o. AL
M. Temple, in scctitlta
wlfhea OF hia eoEsiilns't
deavor to make II e tltis
| T8e anxious inquirer 10 NJ
Saturday, who deai.fd D
| whereabouts OF Senator V'sas
come to Dover and be Eoaa
lhe opinion of tte S=na'eI "
ole OF tho bset menb='s O. "
ana that he Ia alwaS,AcaVss
pared to do service 70 ls
| Constituents.
Tho Fire COMMITTEE q w
too Fire Department D't'.
| En9iuesr Swesnsy, sis ny
looking after tie in!eres'' az
| ment.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-08
DIDN'T Know 1t wac Loaded.

Frank MeacAam, special at the City
Hall, WAS, yesterday afternoon about
8 O'clock, opening q can OF chic
ride OF lime, and having struck
the can couple Of blows with tho
Ratchet it exploded and the contents
met the speaiai full in tho face. Giling
his rig ht eye full.
DR. Osla came 'peediiJ 10 ihe cf1lcsr's
,eliof, but HE eye Is very n uch inhamed
and painful. Mr.. N acham's ex
pesicnce is OF suGh psiuini character
that ne aivises eTary lady 10 DO careful
Low they handle loaded oil cans.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-08
A I.reshln,.n Iniured

John G. Smith, pressman at the prut-
ing otilce corner OF Eighth and Ofange
streets, was very baby injured this
morning while attempting 10 arrange the
running Of belt over a pulley, While
standing or an elerat!an trying 70 put a
pin in its proper place, the pulley and
shaft became detached rom their fasten-
ings, and falling knocked Mr.. Smith
backward Lis head striking a sharp pro-
jeetion, cutting the scalp in serious
m nner. He was conveyed to his home
and ned cal aid summoned.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-08

MADRID, Feb. --G-at alarm has
been caused by frequent murderous at
lacks upon pedestrians in the streets at
night. Seven persons haze been killed
or badly wounded in less team month.
The victim is always attacked from be-
hind with knife, ard never iecaerizas
the assaslia. The Police eject the theory
of robbery as the me'iv' aid attribute
the deeds to hemieidsl maniac
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-08
Eyanseiisiic Meeting.

There wiz be s. meeting in DsIauare
n ssnue b. tist church this evening Of
visi11-s sag ali Wbo are interested in
thu work city eyangollzaticn. The
meeting sid he adore. sed By those
who have tNn activa'r engaged in 3
simil9r w.rk IL Philadelphia. The
pubic generally il iayi.ed 10 attend,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-08

-,
kftoG 5hhts Oh. HAunA sst4h-A MUM
bet ot Desirable hGugss, With AL the
u baildias lct1 VIII be tai en- in part OF Whsle
saJI leht, Ealancos may remain on NOT.
ssse iof yosrs. Also baiidias sites q aii
BARS Of the city aor Iss sciences; also ,asnz-
sotntlns siNF, espo6iaily adapted for mo-
10 Duainhsa, Win "a evce-howins strGas,
u Ystoi bsfsiisz throaEhatt. about 25a Ysct
rom tps u. &. 2. Railroad. Uity TN or !.
hfath tue regular rates. Ihis pro PER-, viii
,seoid ny tho AGRA or In EEslies h. !. al
Erl-et 70 eust PURCHASERS. Also t5usSs T.
sas eSSsr. THOS, ID. O4LE,
- 1o2 Froneh street.
p, FOED, tth and Reansy ,sn-ti
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-08

|kENNARDGC
Mems White Shirts
We are showing a
full line of Straw
bridge & Clothier's
celebrated Stand
ard" custom-made
shirt at Sl.00.
This is their price
for this shirt.
We sell every ar
|ticle at the lowest
New York and
Philadelphia prices.
|endeavoring at all
times to give full
value for every cent
Ispcnt with us and
guarantee satisfac-
ton to every Gus
TONER.
Have just made a
purchase of Russia
crash, one bale, at s
lcents; one lot at &c
|cents; one lot very
fine at l2 cents and
lone lot extra wide
lat Is cents.
| This latter is a re.
lmarkable width fol
la Russia crash
Never before but
| once i'll our history
ibid we offer any sc
.lwide. 1t was ther
sold at % cts, now
is cts.
| We buy these
/. goods in quantities
to make the prices
!: low.